crowded

crowded
adjective (having or containing a lot of people or things: crowded buses.) abarrotado, atestado, concurrido
crowded adj lleno de gente / abarrotado
on the first day of the sales the shops were crowded el primer día de las rebajas las tiendas estaban abarrotadas
crowded
tr['kraʊdɪd]
adjective
1 atestado,-a de gente, abarrotado,-a de gente, concurrido,-a
■ the shops are crowded today hoy las tiendas están abarrotadas de gente
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to get crowded llenarse de gente
crowded
adj.
• atestado, -a adj.
• concurrido, -a adj.
'kraʊdəd, 'kraʊdɪd
adjective <street/room/bus> abarrotado, atestado, lleno de gente

the beach gets very crowded — la playa se llena de gente

['kraʊdɪd]
ADJ [room] (with people) atestado (de gente), abarrotado (de gente); [meeting, event] muy concurrido; [day] lleno de actividad

it's very crowded here — esto está atestado or abarrotado (de gente)

she has a very crowded schedule — tiene una agenda muy apretada

crowded urban areas — zonas fpl urbanas muy pobladas

they live in crowded conditions — viven hacinados

every room is crowded with furniture — todas las habitaciones están abarrotadas de muebles

the bar gets very crowded after nine o'clock — el bar se llena de gente a partir de las nueve

the houses are crowded together — las casas están apiñadas

* * *
['kraʊdəd, 'kraʊdɪd]
adjective <street/room/bus> abarrotado, atestado, lleno de gente

the beach gets very crowded — la playa se llena de gente


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